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Voices/CBC News/3 more endangered killer whales believed dead

CBC News

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3 more endangered killer whales believed dead

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August 8, 2019

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10,995

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88

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Three more endangered killer whales in B.C.'s waters are believed to be dead, according to the U.S.-based Center for Whale Research. Researchers last spotted the adult whales off the coast of British Columbia last winter in poor, deteriorating health and they have been missing from their family pods this summer.

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